₦airaland Forum

ceejayluv: No, not cheaper.. Fossil fuel still remains the most economically viable

I think solar energy is the most economically viable.

boron10: And probably cheaper

It's actually cheaper!

May God help them o!

A step in the right direction...


But alternative energy is more enviromental friendly

acidtalk: Most Nigerians are vunch of HYPOCRITES.

You all come here condenming a celebrity or celebrity to be on how they spend their money and the material things they acquire. But you same people will have ONLY N50,000 in your account and go buy a Blackberry phone of N48,000.

You are jobless and use a Phone of over N60,000 and keep begging your contacts to help you pay your BIS subscription every single month.

You same people don't have a house of your own but yet save and even borrow money to buy a car, while still squatting with family and friends.

I see lots of people doing same and even worse if they were in these same celebrities shoes.

If you have over 500 facebook friends, 200 Blackberry Contacts, 1,000 Twitter followers and you are still Jobless and Poor then it is high time you should realize you are a FAKE wanna be Social Being. Most of you lack basic Financial and Moral habits but yet want to be judges on these people's lifes.

I tire for them o!

Girls and money sha!

okay

Happiness is what is important!

And how does this make me a multi billionaire?

Next please!

One of the best managers in football history, surely, u'l be missd!.

One of the best managers in football history, surele, u'l be missd!

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Imanuelle: Did India really beat Nigeria 99 - 1 ?


And Samuel oparaji scored and died after the match ?









Whoever started that joke should be hanged.

Seconded!

Lwkmd! Used to believe this trash

If you recall, some time last week,the Police uncovered a baby making factory in Imo State.These girls are abducted and kept there to give birth and the babies are sold or used for unknown purposes..the girls are also subjected to untold hardship and suffering..

The Nation spoke to some of these girls who revealed how they found themselves there...


Nine girls, forced into pregnancy at a ‘baby factory’ in Imo State, have finally spoke of how they became victims of the highly secret cartel led by a woman known as Madam One Thousand. The nine were arrested by the police yesterday after initially escaping during a raid of the ‘baby factory’.

Their arrest brings to 26 the number of victims rescued from Ahamefula Motherless Babies Home, Umuaka in Njaba Council Area of the state. They are aged between 14 and 25. The visibly exhausted girls told TheNation that they were held against their wish by the proprietor of the so-called motherless babies home simply known as Madam One Thousand. The victims are all from Imo. They said their parents were unaware of their whereabouts.

According to them, they were taken to the ‘baby factory’ by scouts engaged by Madam One Thousand. The scouts include women who go about seeking vulnerable girls. 17-year old Adaobi Akubueze, until her abduction a student in Lagos, said she was referred to the centre by a medical doctor who conducted a pregnancy test on her. She said:“The result of the test was positive and the doctor said I should not abort the pregnancy. He said he knew where I could go and have the child with adequate maternal care and where the baby
would be taken care of until I would be ready to take charge.
“So I ran away from home without informing my parents. But on getting to the centre in Imo State, I was asked to produce my letter of introduction. After that, my phone was taken away from me and that was how I stayed there till the Police came and arrested us.”

She said of conditions in the centre: “We were kept in a crowded room with little ventilation and a doctor came once in a while to check us. Nobody was allowed to go beyond the first gate also known as the Green Gate. And one boy who we referred to as oga came around to sleep with the girls especially those that were not yet pregnant. “The compound was built in such a way that made escape impossible. It is fenced with high walls and no visitor was allowed to come into the area where the girls were kept, except Madam, Oyibo and the doctor.

“After nine months, those who were due to be delivered were taken to another location and Madam would only bring back news to us that our friend had given birth. But they never came back ”. Another victim, Chinyere Onwuegbu, also 17, said she was living with her mother, a widow, until she ran away with one of her friends who convinced her that she could make a huge amount of money if she could be pregnant and sell the child after delivery.

Her words: “My friend brought me here and she told me to stay and get pregnant. Madam promised to take good care of me and that she would give me N60,000 if I had a baby boy and N30,000 if it was a girl.

“ But after I was impregnated, Madam began to force me to work hard despite my condition. I cried everyday but no way to escape”. From outside, the ‘baby factory’ looks very much like a pure water production facility.

It sits on an expansive land and is walled round. The main building has several rooms secured with iron doors. A neighbour, who volunteered information on condition of anonymity, said: “All we saw were people coming to buy water but we began to express worry when we noticed flashy cars coming to the place at nights.” Investigation also revealed that the owner of the ‘baby factory’ also runs a maternity home where the victims are taken to be delivered of their babies.
Oyibo, who was identified by the girls as the one who impregnated most of them, denied that he was
paid to impregnate them. He said: “I was employed to work in the pure water company, but I have slept with most of the girls
but not to impregnate them as reported.”

Who is Madam One Thousand?
It was gathered that Madam One Thousand is no stranger to the police having been arrested by them at least twice before for a similar offence. A source, who asked not to be named, said: “If the police are serious, they can arrest her; they know
her identity. She has been in this trade for a long time. She even has medical doctors who work for her. “Apart from that, since she also runs a registered maternity home, why can’t the police look in that direction and get her identity from the Ministry of Health that registered her clinic?”

Sources said she is at the head of a syndicate that also includes doctors. The doctors refer victims to her and get paid accordingly. Efforts to get the Commissioner of Police Mohammed Katsina, and the Police Public Relations
Officer, Joy Elemoko, to comment on what becomes of the girls were unsuccessful as they did not pick calls to their handsets.
However, a reliable police source said the girls would be handed over to the Ministry of Women Affairs after proper documentation for adequate medical attention as some of them are ill.

The Nation

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Tht girl is a beauty!

Una no go kill person for nairaland o!

Lmao

"Rule 17"

Seun is under some real threats!

Two oil marketers and their company on Monday challenged the jurisdiction of a Lagos High Court in Ikeja to entertain the N1.8 billion fuel subsidy fraud charge preferred against them by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). The marketers, Mahmud Tukur and Alex Ochonogor, alongside their company, Eterna Plc, filed their application before the court presided over by Justice Adeniyi Onigbanjo.

Mahmud is the son of Bamanga Tukur, the Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). The application dated 3 May 2013, was filed by their counsel, Wole Olanipekun. The defendants were charged to court alongside Abdullahi Alao, son of prominent businessman, Abdullazeez Arisekola-Alao.
During Monday’s proceedings, Mr Olanipekun informed the court that the application had been served on the EFCC counsel, Rotimi Jacobs.

He said the application was seeking for an order quashing or striking out the charge for want of jurisdiction. He said: “This charge is a matter relating to the revenue of the Federation on which only the Federal High Court has jurisdiction.
“The substratum of the charge is within the admiralty jurisdiction of the Federal High Court. “The criminal charge was not instituted in accordance with procedural due process.”

Mr Olanipekun said his clients filed the application late because they were still discussing with the Federal Government pertaining to the charge. “As at now, we are still discussing. I say this from the Bar even if my learned friend, Jacobs, claims not to be aware,” he added.

Mr Jacobs told the court that he was not aware of the said discussion between his client (Federal Government) and the defendants.

He urged the court to allow the parties take the applications orally but the judge declined his request. Justice Onigbanjo therefore adjourned the matter till 28 May for argument of the applications. He also directed all the parties to file and attach their written addresses to the processes before the next adjournment date.

Sad love

Following the release of results for the just-written Jamb UTME exams, these are the cut-off marks for
the various tertiary institutions across the country.

=> University of Port Harcourt, UNIPORT: 200 and above for Dentistry,Pharmacy, Engineering (except Civil & Environmental Engineering), Management Sciences,Medicine, Nursing and Social Sciences; 180 and above for others are invited to a Screening Exercise First Choice and Second Choice.

=> Nnamdi Azikiwe University, NAU/UNIZIK: 180 Arts (except Departments of English & History )and Education 200 for others
=> Federal University of Technology Owerri, FUTO: 180 First and Second Choice.

=> University of Ibadan UI: 200 First and Second Choice Most preferred

=> University of Lagos Unilag: 200 all courses, First Choice only

=> University of Nigeria, Nsukka, UNN: 200 all courses; first and second Choice.

=> Obafemi Awolowo University OAU: 200; first and second choice =

> Nnamdi Azikiwe University,NAU/ UNIZIK: 180 Arts (except Departments of English & History)and Education and 200 for others; first choice only.

=> University of Ilorin, Unilorin: –
(i) 200 UTME for courses other than those listed in (5) O level Credits at not more than two sittings.
(ii) 220 UTME for Accounting, Biochemistry, Business Administration, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Computer Science, Common Law, Economics, English, Electrical Engineering, Finance, Geology, Industrial Chemistry, Mass Communication, Mechanical Engineering, Microbiology, Pharmacy and Veterinary Medicine & (5) O level Credits at not more than two sittings.
(iii) MB;BS candidates who obtained: (a) 240 marks in the UTME and (b) Credit Passes at one sitting
only in the Senior Secondary School Certificate Examination or its equivalence in each of the following subjects: English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology.

=> University of Ado- Ekiti: 200;First and second choice
=> University of Benin, UNIBEN 200; first choice only
=> Ahmadu Bello University (ABU),Zaria: 180 for Science based courses and 190 for Arts, Social Science, Law and Administration; first choice only
=> Usmanu Danfodiyo University,Soko to: 180; First and second choice
=> Federal University of Technology, Akure FUTA: 200; first and second choice
=> University of Uyo, Uniuyo: 180;first choice only
=> University of Calabar Unical:180 for some courses and 200for others
=> University of Agriculture, Abeokuta UNAAB – 180
=> University of Jos UNIJOS: 180;first and second choice
=> Lagos State University LASU:200; first and second choice
=> Niger Delta University NDU: 180;first choice only
=> TAI Solarin University of Education TASUED: 180 first choice only and change of course
=> Federal University of Technology (FUT), Minna: (i) 220 for School of Engineering and Engineering
Technology and Environmental Technology (ii) 200 for School of Environmental Technology and School
of Science and Science Education (iii) 190 for School of Agriculture and Agricultural Technology and
School of Science and Science Education.
=> Federal University Dutsin-Ma,Katsi na: 180; first choice only
=> Federal University Oye-Ekiti:180; first and second choice => Federal University of Wukari,Taraba
State: 180 in theSciences and 190 in the hmanities and Social Sciences; first and second choice.
=> Federal University, Otuoke, Bayelsa State: 180; first and second choice. => Ebonyi State University
EBSU:180; first and second choice
=> Osun State University (UNIOSUN): 180 for Agriculture,Edu cation and Arts (Humanities and Culture)
and 200 for the rest; First and second choice.
=> Federal University of Petroleum Resources, Effurun: 180; first and second choice
=> Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike; 180; first and second choice. => Anambra State
University; 180;first and second choice.
=> Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma: 180; first choice only
=> Kwara State University KWASU:200; first and second choice and changing of courses.
=> Afe Babalola University (ABUAD): No official cut-off mark.
=> Benson Idahosa University: No official cut- off mark.
=> Bells University of Technology,Ota: No cut- off mark, as long as you chose or wish to change
course.
=> Kaduna State University, KASU:180 UTME cutoff (first choice only)
=> Imo State University IMSU: now Evan Enwerem University EEU : 180
=> Enugu State University of Science Tech – 180
=> Adekunle Ajasin University: 200
=> Rivers State University of Science and Technology,RSUS T:180 (1st choice only)
=> Delta State University, Abraka,DELSU: 180
=> Abia State University, Uturu,ABSUU: 180
=> University of Maiduguri, UniMaid: 180
=> Kogi State University, KSU: 180
=>Polytechnics and Colleges of Education 2012/2013 JAMB-UTME Cut-off mark List
=> Yaba College of Technology,Yaba Tech: 160
=> Auchi Polytechnic, Auchi: 180;most preferred, more preferred or preferred
=> Polytechnic Ibadan: No cut-off mark

Best of luck, Jambites!

It's high time people started thinking of alternative energy...

goldfish80: Hmmm from football star to cab driver under 2 years, who did he offend in his village?

When will this backward thinking stop! I tire for una o! Rigorously SMH for u

Na we we! Am proud to be an alumnus of OAU! Am proud to be indigene of ekiti state!

Congrats ma!

Abaria agbewa o!

Optimisticgondy: @Fellow Nairalanders.
I'm smelling a rat among us here. The person's username starts with A and ends with A. When the person says anything here, I'll let u know him and why. The person also registered on 19th of April and with few posts. I sense he's also Isimmi. He pretends to be against him somehow, but it's all tactics these online scammers use to convince peple they are real when they are not. Let's watchout!

Hahahahahahaha, u beat me into saying this optimistic, The guy self. He's still a learner.


@Op, u no sabi anything, your format don get k-leg right from the very first beginning, you should have prepared well, you dont know you will meet people like us for nairaland abi? Ode nie! Go for more tutorials.

We sabi people like you wella! Idiota!

These idiotas...


Make i watch the video help una put am for here...brb


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It is always about this man.....

baynix: Why Shld I Be Hungry Over Her Over-Used Poosy??

Ds Lady's Poosy Has Been B.anged More Than A Taxi Door!!

Some Men Are Too Dumb Tho!!

Funny!

Interesting fact for you. Each day, the amount of energy received on earth from the sun is enough to power the Earth's entire energy usage for 5,733 YEARS.

Solynta Energy is harnessing this sun energy and converting it into electricity for Nigerian homes and businesses.

No more need for generators!

This is really great.

I love this development, but what if i have an idea and i dont want to disclose it here...